Re: slowplay 200NL
 

Yes, very slim indeed. If you are confident that your opponent will bet on the next round and has only a few outs to beat you, a slowplay is feasible.

Re: slowplay 200NL
 

Typically, I like to call flop and raise turn, probably at that point a push.

With this hand I would raise the flop actually, because it really looks like SB's got a hand he's trying to protect.

Re: slowplay 200NL
 

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Yes, very slim indeed. If you are confident that your opponent will bet on the next round and has only a few outs to beat you, a slowplay is feasible.

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Did u just say "this is NOT a situation to slowplay" then see Big Jim's post and tell me to Slowplay?

Re: slowplay 200NL
 

Calling the flop then pushing the turn isnt necessarily a "slowplay". ITs a good play that has more variance and gains another PSB out of an overpair. Against a tight raiser its good too. A loose raiser and Im repopping the flop.

Re: slowplay 200NL
 

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Calling the flop then pushing the turn isnt necessarily a "slowplay".

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Calling the flop with the nuts ISNT a slowplay? I think pushing the turn is the best play, but its still a slowplay.

Re: slowplay 200NL
 

Raise this flop. Waiting til the turn to raise not only makes your hand look like an urban monster, but it also could very well screw you by bringing a scare card that makes your opponent [censored] his drawers.